Which actions of the nurse demonstrate correct administration of a soapsuds enema? (Select all that apply.)

Which assessment finding supports the nursing diagnosis overflow urinary incontinence related to urethral obstruction?

Which of the following types of work must a solicitor’s firm be authorised by the FCA to carry out?

The patient knocked over the specimen container and spilled some of the urine that had been collected for a 24-hour urine analysis. Which is the appropriate action of the nurse?

Levi brings a claim against Peter in respect of a failed business venture. The matter proceeds and you are asked to advise Levi as to costs. There is no relevant fixed costs regime in place. If, at the conclusion of the trial, the court orders one party to pay another party’s costs, how will the court determine the amount of costs to be paid?        

Jonny is a witness for the Defendant, Molar Solutions Limited (“MSL”), which has been sued for breach of contract in the County Court at Watford. The trial will be held the week after next. Since making his witness statement, Jonny has had a disagreement with MSL and has left its employment to work for a rival firm. His evidence remains very important for MSL. In the circumstances, MSL decides that a witness summons must be issued and served. Which of the following is correct as to the process for serving the witness summons upon Jonny?        

Jane owns land and a warehouse next to neighbouring land which is owned by Clare. Clare has started building works on her land (“the works”) which are trespassing onto Jane’s land, blocking access to Jane’s warehouse, and causing disruption to Jane’s business. Yesterday, Jane realised that the extent of the works now means that goods vehicles can no longer gain access to her warehouse. This has resulted in a complete halt to Jane’s trade. Jane has instructed you to apply for an interim injunction to stop the works immediately and restore access to her warehouse in order for trade to continue. Jane asks for your advice as to the procedural steps she should take when making the application. What is the correct advice to give Jane in these circumstances?

Jason has brought a claim in negligence against his former employer Vanguard Appliances Limited (“Vanguard”). Jason worked in Vanguard’s warehouse, stacking appliances onto trucks. During his employment, Jason was deliberately injured by another warehouseman, Vince, who drove a forklift truck into him, causing serious injuries to his leg and torso. Following a police investigation, Vince was prosecuted for assault in the Crown Court, was convicted, and was given a 2-year custodial sentence. Jason has been unable to work since the accident and has consequently brought this claim against Vanguard only, as Vince died shortly after receiving his custodial sentence. Which of the following correctly states the position in respect of the admissibility of Vince’s conviction and the use that the Court will make of it?        

I understand that I am not to be given any help whatsoever on my exam. This incluldes, but certainly is not limited to, help from friends, family, textbook, various outside resources, etc. 

Rodney has brought proceedings against Joshua, claiming damages in tort for nuisance. The claim arises out of events that occurred a year ago when noise and unpleasant smells began emanating from the premises adjacent to Rodney’s. The premises were a freehold property alleged in the particulars of claim to be owned and occupied by Joshua.  Joshua has filed a defence denying that he caused the nuisance and stating that he had sold the freehold in the property to Ashley 18 months ago. He also stated that Ashley was both the freehold owner and the occupier of the property at the relevant time. Enquiries made by Rodney’s solicitors have confirmed that Joshua’s defence is correct.  What is the best advice to give Rodney about the next step he should take in the proceedings?